Chapter 4: The Heavenly Worship

After these messages to the soul’s journey, I was lifted into a state of pure awareness. A door stood open in the heavens—not above, but within—and the voice that had spoken like a melody of many waters now called to me, saying, “Come, rise in consciousness, and I will show you the dance of creation from the perspective of your own divinity.”

The Throne of Divine Presence

In this expanded awareness, I beheld the central throne of pure Presence, where the essence of all life radiated with a brilliance beyond description. The One who sat there was clothed in light that shimmered like the rainbow, hues blending and dancing as an ever-changing expression of Love. This throne was not a seat of judgment but a center of pure being, where creation flows effortlessly in service to consciousness.

Surrounding this central radiance were twenty-four elders, aspects of wisdom and grace distilled from ages of human experience. They sat in a circle of honor, clothed in white garments of purity and crowned with golden halos, representing the enlightenment gained through lifetimes of learning and remembering. As each elder bowed in reverence, their love added to the brilliance of the Presence, for they were not separate from it but extensions of its eternal essence.

The Living Beings of Creation

In the aura of this throne, I saw four living beings, each full of eyes, awake and aware of all that is. They represented the richness of creation: the strength of the lion, the steadiness of the ox, the expansive vision of the eagle, and the wisdom of the human. They were guardians of life’s diversity, reflections of the One Spirit that moves through all form.

These living beings did not sleep or tire; they sang continually, day and night, “Holy, holy, holy is the Presence, the Source of All, who was, and is, and is to come.” Their song was not a duty but a joyous expression, a celebration of the life force that animates all.

The Circle of Unending Praise

Each time the living beings offered their song of love and awareness, the elders rose from their seats, laying their crowns before the Presence in a gesture of surrender and unity. They spoke in one voice, saying, “You are worthy, O Beloved, to receive all glory, honor, and power, for you are the Source of all that exists. In your love, everything was created and continues to be sustained.”

This worship was not an act of subservience but a sacred celebration of oneness, where every part of creation honored its origin and essence. It was a heavenly dance, where the One and the many existed in perfect harmony, each reflecting the divine beauty of the other.